Chapter 5. URBAN FORMS AND SETTLEMENT PATTERNS
communities that are more sustainable and function better as places to live and work. 2. Philippine towns and cities face serious issues. Foremost are the worsening problems of poverty and environmental degradation. These include: the high cost of providing services and facilities in answer to continued rapid population growth and urban
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